‘DUST WEBS - III’ MAGAZINE
Victorian Era ‘Light
Mystery’ Tales
by Several Authors…
Tales 41+
Artist Robin
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Bear’ Clew, Esq.
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by D. B. Anderson
An “Adonis
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42) THE SLEUTHS - c.1911 -
by O. Henry
From “Sixes and Sevens”, Doubleday, Page & Company for
Review of Reviews Co., Garden City, NY, 1911
43) THE ROYAL PEAR – c.1860 – Mid-West
by D.B. Anderson
An “Adonis
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by D.B. Anderson
An” Adonis
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45) THE SACRIFICAL LAMBS – c.1860 – Mid-West
by D.B. Anderson
An “Adonis
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46) THE BARONESS – c.1860 – Mid-West
by D.B. Anderson
An “Adonis
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47) A GOLDEN
by D.B. Anderson
An “Adonis
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48) THE VANQUISHED FOP – c.1860 – Mid-West
by D.B. Anderson
An “Adonis
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49) MAKES THE WHOLE WORLD KIN – c.1911
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by O. Henry
From “Sixes and Sevens”, Doubleday, Page & Co. for
Review of Reviews, Co., Garden City, NY, 1911
50) THE DETECTIVE
DETECTOR – c.1919 – New York
by O. Henry
From “Waifs and Strays”, Doubleday, Page & Co., Garden
City, NY, 1919
51) THE DETETIVE POLICE – c.1853 – London
by Charles Dickens
From "Reprinted Pieces", c.1853, London
52) THE ARTFUL TOUCH – c.1853 - London
by Charles Dickens
From "Three Detective Anecdotes" in "House-hold Words – A Weekly Miscellany", 1853, London
53) THE PAIR OF GLOVES – c.1853 - London
by Charles Dickens
From "Three Detective Anecdotes" in "House-hold Words – A Weekly Miscellany", c.1853, London
54) THE MODEL MILLIONAIRE – c.1890 – London
by Oscar Wilde
From "Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime: The portrait of Mr. W. H. and other stories", Methuen & Co. Ltd, London, 1912
55) THE SPHINX WITHOUT A SECRET – c.1890 – London
by Oscar Wilde
From "Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime: The portrait of Mr. W. H. and other stories", Methuen & Co. Ltd, London, 1912
More ‘Light Mystery’ Tales To Follow…
Authors Included To Date:
>>>Oscar Wilde – (1854-1900) – Irish Author of witty short stories, novels, plays, poetry; including The Picture of Dorian Gray, The Importance of Being Earnest, and Lady Windermere’s Fan.
>>>Charles Dickens – (1812-1870) – English Author, journalist, wrote novels and short stories; famous for The Pickwick Papers, A Christmas Carol, and Oliver Twist, among many other memorable tales.
>>>O. Henry – (1862-1910) – (William Sydney Porter) - American Author, wrote about 400 humorous short stories mainly regarding common folk in New York City. Most of his tales have surprise endings. Origin of pen name ‘O. Henry’ is mixed.
>>>D.B. Anderson – (1935-?) – American Author, retired businessman; Composed three Victorian Era ‘Light Mystery’ short story collections comprising forty-one tales. Also compiled two non-fiction books regarding the railroad history of the State of Wisconsin, featuring the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad (1856-1920 era).
More ‘Light Mystery’ Tales To
Follow…
Authors Included To Date:
>>>Charles Dickens – (1812-1870) – English Author, journalist, wrote novels and short stories; famous for The Pickwick Papers, A Christmas Carol, and Oliver Twist, among many other memorable tales.
>>>O. Henry – (1862-1910) – (William Sydney Porter) - American Author, wrote about 400 humorous short stories mainly regarding common folk in New York City. Most of his tales have surprise endings. Origin of pen name ‘O. Henry’ is mixed.
>>>D.B. Anderson – (1935-?) – American Author, retired businessman; Composed three Victorian Era ‘Light Mystery’ short story collections comprising forty-one tales. Also compiled two non-fiction books regarding the railroad history of the State of Wisconsin, featuring the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad (1856-1920 era).
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